Since last week’s Brexit vote, new evidence has emerged suggesting that the result many have been influenced by widespread political ignorance. In the immediate aftermath of the vote, there was ...

Zuckerberg: "We need to do better" after Cambridge Analytica scandal 06:15. Canadian analytics firm AggregateIQ, which worked for the victorious Vote Leave campaign in the Brexit vote, has been ...

The "Brexit" vote may seem far removed for most U.S. citizens, but the impact of Britain's exit from the European Union could affect Americans in more ways than one.

Vote Leave’s campaign director, Dominic Cummings — now a special advisor to the UK prime minister — wrote in 2017 that the winning recipe for the leave campaign was data science. And, more ...

Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union chilled dealmaking activity involving British companies to the lowest level in at least two decades as bosses grapple with what Brexit will cost ...

The British pound fell 0.6% against the dollar Tuesday after British lawmakers rejected a Brexit deal. But the dollar fell against other currencies after the Labor Department reported tamer than ...

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The Brexit vote can ... European referendum—and indeed some conducted afterwards—indicated that ethnic minority voters were more likely to vote Remain. However, there is data to suggest ...

With just one day to go before the referendum that will decide whether Britain will remain in the European Union or leave it, polls show a neck-to-neck race at the end of an ugly campaign. SEE ...

It says Vote Leave broke the law including by channeling money to a Canadian data firm, AggregateIQ, to use for targeting political advertising on Facebook’s platform, via undeclared joint ...

Christopher Wylie testified that the outcome of the Brexit vote may well have been different if not for “cheating” that involved a Canadian data firm closely tied to Cambridge Analytica.

The U.K. economy delivered a twin boost for Prime Minister Theresa May’s government, as Nissan confirmed a major investment and post-Brexit-vote growth figures came in better than expected.